Can You Get a Day Off for Religious Reasons in the United States?
November 21, 2023
Workers do not have the freedom to simply take a day off whenever they feel like it, unless it is for valid religious reasons.
Category: Religious Discrimination
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Dissent Among US Government Employees is Reaching Dangerous Levels
November 24, 2023
What happens when diverse views within the United States government become a liability rather than an asset?
What if You Do Not Want to Swear an Oath to God in the United States?
November 17, 2023
Despite the separation between church and state, there are many situations where Americans may be asked to swear an oath to God.
Archdiocese of Baltimore Strategically Files for Bankruptcy to Avoid Abuse Lawsuits
November 14, 2023
While compensation may still be possible, the Baltimore Archdiocese itself is now immune from direct lawsuits.
Category: Uncategorized
Muslims Sue Two of America’s Top Employers for Religious Discrimination
November 10, 2023
Chipotle and Blackwell Security Services were recently sued by the EEOC for discrimination against Muslims.
California Pays Almost $200,000 to Pro-Life Group
November 7, 2023
Regardless of whether you're pro-life or pro-choice, it is always alarming when a law could put you in jail for expressing your views.
EEOC Files a Slew of Religious Discrimination Lawsuits
November 3, 2023
Multiple businesses are facing religious discrimination lawsuits from the EEOC after instituting COVID-19 vaccination mandates.
Football Coach Back on the Field After Winning Religious Lawsuit
October 31, 2023
A football coach who recently won his religious freedom lawsuit against a public school mulls whether to return to his old post.
Countries With Religious Restrictions
October 27, 2023
Unlike the United States, some countries around the world impose religious restrictions on their residents' free exercise of religion.
Farmer Wins Lawsuit Over Religious Discrimination
October 24, 2023
A farmer in Michigan recently won a lawsuit over religious discrimination after he was banned from a public market.